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APSSNARU 2 atts pred © We use them in sentences to make the meaning clear Teel Gall lard bere agers’ @ ‘Punctuation Marks ® Full sto; period _/ Question mark ? (_ Exclamation mark ! \ Semi-colon 3 Aoydit oli! Colon 2 aii Comma i eat Ahale Apostrophe , Ee Quotation marks (Inverted commas) an Hyphen Dash Adyglal! Ale, Slash_ . Sentence endings’ ——— @ Full stop = Period (.) (Giga ode) daa We can use a full stop (.) © at the end of declarative, imperative and conditional sentences: Trgnetl a rcall acell 95H ¥ Yasser and Peter went to the club an hour ago. © after abbreviation: Byes ay ¥ My grandson Ahmad was born in Jan. 2020. © ininitials for personal names: Tamera clan tel Bg pra) 8 ¥ TS. Eliot (Tomas Stearns Eliot) was a great poet. ¥ Let's find an A.M. so | can withdraw some money. ® In British English, full stops are placed outside the final quotation mark. v The general manager said,’This is a great day for the company”. ® auestion Mark (2) plgaienl Zadbe We can use a question mark (2) © at the end of questions Dadhrte ot v When did Amani leave for the supermarket? © at the end of tag question aN aad A v You seem busy now, don't you? @ Exclamation mark (!) emetic, We can use an exclamation mark (!) after a command, an interjection, or what shows surprise or anger. tdi gi Guiupall ynBs Lo gi crcl gi yol acs © “Look out behind you!” she yelled. © I'm so excited to go to the park tomorrow! © If you come to work late again, you're fired! (anger wait!) © Leave me alone! (anger ai!) © Johnny, don’t play with your food! (strict command pu yl) © Wow! (Great! - Oh, my god!) (actaan) © What an amazing place! ¥ What a beautiful house! _ v How beautiful she sings! > Ali and | met yesterday. resi (I) yuo > Lasla gtiog > They travelled abroad. 4 Aaa 2a,> Js) > Ali said, “We will visit you tomorrow”. Peal Ode say Aad 2,> Isl » Do you like pasta? ; Sal 20,2 Syl > I called Ali and Mai. pelt clad Dao Jol » Asia is the biggest continent in the world. SU clan Ba,> Jol > Egypt has strong ties with Sudan. i Use clan BOs Jyh > Rome is one of the world's most beautiful capitals. | elgall cll Baye Jyh > Al Daifi is from Bani Suef. : Gall lanl Jaye Ql > The Pacific Ocean is the world's largestocean. | Sagal plane 22,2 Js) >It is joined to the Mediterranean Sea by the Suez! abel lanl Gaye Jyh Canal. : > The River Nile is the longest river in the world. H BY clase Bdge Jsi > Lake Nasser is a man-made lake. ; Shyer cand POL> Jai pe Wl clanl Daye Jyh >The Sphinx is a large stone statue that stands in Giza. 5 > Ahmed is Egyptian but Tom is American. ; ite laud Baye Jyh > Toka likes English but she can’t stand French. ela Aye Ji > We like to visit our relatives on Fridays. Ege plyl clad Bay> Jyh > My father died in October. : Bia spp lanl BO,> Jyh et ib RID yo J > King Abdullah ruled Jordan. : > Where will you stay? When will you arrive? : 0-1) day Alaa Baye Jyh >Mr-Dr- Pro i lai Laid Ga,> Jy) >TV-IT-CV ; Chala igh > ‘Oliver’ is the main character in ‘Oliver Twist’. Say yall al lal Baye Ji | Pauses or breaks” The comma, semicolon and colon are used to indicate a pause in series. _ JUL! 26 CGO)! AGU J] BLOW GuIbAilg GgHiall Aolilg GyLdu! GOLAN plariwl piy %* Agi doit We can use a comma () @ after yes and no Yop tay ¥ Yes, it's a quarter past three, Samir. ‘© before please in sentences and after please at the beginning of a sentence. Fale Jaipleasejy3 2 Cielo 15 Laas gl 331 9) ¥_ Could | have more cake, please? Please, allow me to use your camera. © before or after the name of the person you are speaking to. eat lees ie, Omar, you have done an excellent job. © to separate two complete sentences: Chale yl aaa ¥_When | was doing the housework, a stranger knocked on the front door. © to separate lists or elements within sentences. esa Jols peoLiall glailgall uaa ¥ He bought two kilos of sugar, a packet of tea, a bottle of oil and five loaves of bread. © to separate a list of similar words, adjectives or phrases. TrgglLENyleall gi Glare gi Gakeal rail fast ¥_ I's important to write in clear, simple, accurate words. © to separate words or phrases that mark where the voice would pause, (after transitions.) (Latayl iag) aqua ig Len 2c ZN Clylalg) Lake ued ¥ I can’t tell you now. However, all will be revealed tomorrow at midday. © to separate the direct speech from the rest of the sentence. The comma comes before the quotation mark, «Wwe J SALA 56 Aer Bb Ge tM peal Jaal ¥_ Tamer said, “I have already tidied my room”. © to mark non-defining clauses. (The clauses which add extra / non-essential information). eel Re Abe peeled sb 1 reblio| Slaghae ani Minbar ingen -dtoea AN nbc gat jee v_ The police officer, who arrived after just five minutes, arrested the criminal. © to set off a tag question sae Nie aor) V She is your sister, isn’t she? © to separate parts of the date HON acliel Laat ¥ Tuesday, May 2, 2016, was when | graduated. © Put a comma at the end of the direct sentence in case the speaker is placed after that sentence. ¥_“¥m coming home late tonight,” my father said. © with words that are not part of the sentence as in the case at the beginning of the sentence. baal lg) B Shel Sia alae (pace Cone Saal a og ¥ Unfortunately, he missed his flight. © to show a separation of ideas or elements within the structure of a sentence. Tabac JIS potial 9 LEY Lact EY ¥_Ali went by bus, and Ahmed took a trai ‘©@ Apostrophe (’) (ten dota! We can use an apostrophe (’) © to show who owns something. The ’s is added after singular nouns or names. Bayt clani gi poset el lanl tay 'S alin! CS elles oe / _~ This is our aunt's house. /® When a name or a singular noun ends in-s, either add an apostrophe or an 7 / apostrophe as well as another's. Vy, GrSi S MPBLEYY Le Lola gi Lhe Lola aLoly eB. -S 3 apheeud gi paren gs tie. /, v This is Charles’s phone. v These are James’ books. / My father is at his boss's party. For plural nouns that end in-s, put the apostrophe after the SByoall ny Lali Lola ad. -S pg Haare lanl Meecly Y Miss Leila is marking her pupils’ work. © When plural nouns do not end in-s, just add ’s to these plural nouns. on gece claul ll 'S Hbliol squtlule Le. -S a aeellclaul gS Ye Y Doctors look after people’s health. © To make a possessive form of two people joined by and, such as Rami and Samehput's only after the second name. had SUN gal ay ’S ad akg aly Se ND afin aie raSala nal ¥_We were at Eman and Ahmad’s party. © The apostrophe can also be used to show that one or more letters in a contraction have been left out. Leib eal gi te lg dye ale Lal Gail YY Wall ALoLiIpl aca asi gene ¥ We'll come to your party, but Aya won't be able to come. She’s meeting her uncle. ral phe Ju5 (its) 5a) plats 40 3;ke (It’s) 2 (5) WallrLolil Gi dood Y | can’t buy this shirt because it's very expensive. ¥ Look at that horse! Its hair is blue. aot :GxSloll ylmblg aol :yliéuo Lod Well Lola (Biya by yr ing Lia Mall Mola gig SUiahia pends pg Cue) geal @ thas, have, had, will J+ scat! Jlaivly (am - is - are) 25 to be lati so Yi pains Aue iyeoriy abbreviation |, abbreviation > I've > tm It has > It's > They’re Who is > Who's > She's does not > doesn’t > He'd | would > Vd > It's 2 can't 2_Iwon't © I'ma teacher. ® She’s waiting at the bus stop. @ It’s time to start the meeting. (It is time...) @ It’s been a while since we spoke. (It has been...) ® He'd never take a bribe. (He would. © He'd called us before he left. (He had...) ® colon () pian! ~ We can use a colon (:) © to introduce lists (isin V There are three main reasons for the success of the government: challenging work, determination and patience. © between sentences when the second sentence explains or justifies the first sentence. Abaca 275 gh AGN Laced opt Ledne acell ry ¥ Try to keep calm during the interview: this will cause a good impression. Aacnog bag lg Cr ually SLi yal rata pagal D v The Prisoner of Zenda: A fictional Novel. BBM ALM Ss acllg reel ge neal ms The ratio of women to men becomes 5 : 1. itis 12:30. @ Semi colon (;) by dit) ALotaN ‘We can use a semi colon (;) © between two independent clauses linked by a transitional expression (e.g., accordingly, consequently, for example, nevertheles: AES eat lass 2 Y Heavy rain had continued to fall at the airport; consequently, all flights were canceled. arya age ody ABDC Laging lam Lay) Y twas raining; the game was cancelled. (= so) ait pwoliad Sonora nalioy v I read; novels, poems, stories, plays. G) Quotation marks (“") cael bathe — 1 ~ We can use quotation marks (“*”) | @ In direct speech, we enclose what is said within a pair of single or double | quotation marks, although single quotation marks are becoming more common. | ¥ Wael said, “I haven't put those shelves up yet”. ¥ She said, “Where is the nearest fish restaurant?” ¥ “Vm coming home late tonight,” my father said. ‘© We can put quotation marks around titles. ¥ Have you watched the famous film ‘Titanic’? © We can use quotation marks when we mention a word or phrase in a sentence. ¥ What does ‘punctuation’ mean? | © Hyphen oo We can use a hyphen (-) © to join two or more words together into a compound term. Do not separate the words with spaces. Y My eight-year-old boy loves reading. ¥ Do you have sugar-free cookies? ¥ to link prefixes to words. ¥ These things happened before the pre-enlightenment era. © Don’tuse a hyphen if the compound adjective follows the noun it describes. v English is widely spoken. v We use a widely-spoken language. @ Linking (transition) words Linking words (transitions) Showing addition, ») BaLOY tava / ~ Showing reason el ay —~ Showing contrast aH daalyy Showing result S ‘axa lay Showing purpose >) gill tala (showing conclusion ‘Bale Lal SS uly sQuilng yy GBUleII yl Y padi Giyle sbylgylt Phrases are used to show the connection between two sentences. Ales pass, hy and = in addition = moreover furthermore not only ... but also because = since =as although = though = even if = even though = nevertheless . SIG Olen day sd iley but = however = yet = whilst Tatar jg) however psi! emer However + Aico TaLezall Jgi however plizcaul eae Whatever + «ui $0 = that’s why = therefore consequently = as a result = thus for this reason to / so as to /in order to + inf. so that = in order that + jla> to summarize, ‘sum up, in conclusion, = to conclude, 9! pul pas, Shing as well as =in addition to = besides because of = due to wing to = thanks to on account of despite = in spite of in the hope of + ing Essay ay Paragraph " q was ® A paragraph is a series of sentences that talk about one subject. alg e990 Je Saat yl Jor 40 Gegar0 m byHAll - Capital letter 6a0! ay! Yglaw © «JI 0) Ja V gl © Yo dyiall algyiig full stop 4 Gow! claily pig adyal Gund Jote ley cleggo Yo shu Joi 4 indentation diay btmo pil ) Parts of a paragraph Tople \ Supporting san Leciic. > Qtumeitar Semen >) 4) Topic > Itis the first sentence of a paragraph. yal oe MM Aberll a sentence > It states the main idea. Saag Auai2!Ke) > Itinfroduces what the paragraph will say : > They form the body of the paragraph. 2) Supporting They explain more about the main idea. (reuluilS dali xe Igo- pts sernyaat They give examples, details, facts or statistics to support the main ~ idea. Tepe NS ena ner aL SLeacr| gl (Gil barola Leal lets > Itis the last sentence in the paragraph. Spill Balae SI 3) Concluding _ > Itemphasizes the main idea. Tana 5 nal wags sentences __> Itrestates the topic sentence or the main idea of the paragraph. yp Aaa E925 eal gS yal fl seen N barat dd > Itsummarises the paragraph. er ee unity ¢s215e3 |) All the sentences develop the mai >All the sentences should be related to the topic sentence and foherence .g | oganized logically, and stick together. CRIN eT AS | a gay lay « ia Jay ale yy a Sally Jal unr a5 Gl eo emphasis | > All the sentences should be well-organised and well- ordered to Gugitiues | showall the important ideas. cn > Each paragraph or essay should have a clear central idea. focus jut Bad 53S 9 Se ne 3s ree = © Anessay is a series of paragraphs that talk about one subject. alg g9ig0 Ye Saati, il Dydd Yo Gegar0 gm Jidall * iy cljai G56 Yo Jlioll yoSis Introduction Body = Q Conclusion wy OY tay a) @ The Introduction ; Peres : alg why) Ue syle YgSig the first paragraph Jléall .,6 4454 Jol .,m doaiiall * -29gaIl Ge GAS yhoo} ldo purr J5I> aelyd gle Jafiw lo gs yMall wb je © Give the reader background. © Catch the reader’s attention. -egdgaUl eli oli Gia5 @ thesis statement. (GAUISU! dyed) Gagybil Gordo! pra * . aati _—r a = A) Hook = Attention grabber OLY) ie dbee | © A hook is an opening statement in an essay that attempts to grab the reader's attention so that they complete the reading. ely yo yous «LAI OLE! 539 II Bamig Jldoll 6 GiatiiAUl Gloall yw i 'B) Background pala boghet! / dealt © All information that the reader requires to increase his awareness of the topic. : egdgall aig Salyp) syldll nating vill Slogleall JS Joukis C) Thesis Statement (au Lat!) dmg! © The thesis statement states the main idea of the essay. It sets limits on the topic. .e9D90U 12929 Bd5 0g . JldoU Guumpiyll GSA Gamsiylt Goal angi * 29953 ag Gagybll ,auiig Goadall dylan 44 YgSi Whig * coal ale hae Mee @ Body Egugl! © The body is the middle paragraphs between the introduction and the conclusion. GoiLANlg doadall uy ,hwoll AA! 9m Eggo! pur © They are paragraphs of support for the thesis. egbgall peal cy © They contain facts, data, evidences, comments, analysis, examples, pros and cons. -Gyge9 ailjxong wliSoy diol .Julas aldgles Ji Ly gilfia gle soins Jia pus * i Topic a Concluding ~~ Sentence Sentences Sentence aig Mal) cla Jacl oA Ryplbag — | @ Conclusion = Commentary aaa © The conclusion is the last paragraph of the essay. {id aig Slay Ye Bye YgS3) .Jlaoll Yo SySil Ball yo GosLI © The conclusion restates the introductory paragraph. Gy umoill BHAI! 48D gle Gail! 2565 © The conclusion summarises the ideas of body and introduction. 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